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From: "Henry Schaffer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 15,
Anne,
It would appear that OSA-E is not (at this time) supported by the Marist system.
The problem you see is happening because your OSA-Express is not an OSA -- OSA
refers to the pre-Express OSA cards, or an OSA defined in LCS mode. If there\'s
not an option that says \"QDIO\" or \"OSA-Express\
A patch is now available at http://www.utsglobal.com for the 3270
driver. It is the merge of five patches as follows:
0. Fix 3270 console reboot loop
1. Recognize 3270 control unit type 3174
2. Fix tubfs kmalloc()s
3. Dynamically get 3270 input buffer
4. Get
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Sorry!! Minor typo: " What is the NSS, and how does is it used by VM,
and
now by the Linux kernel.?"
Should read, "What is the NSS, and how is it used by VM, and how by the
Linux Kernel?"
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Gregg C Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Wed, 16 Oct 2002 15:11:34 -0500, Rick Troth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>NSS is "Named Saved System".
>You can take a snap-shot of a running (or runnable) system on VM
>which CP (the hypervisor part of VM) will store into a spool file.
>You can then IPL that system by name, rather than boot by
NSS is "Named Saved System".
You can take a snap-shot of a running (or runnable) system on VM
which CP (the hypervisor part of VM) will store into a spool file.
You can then IPL that system by name, rather than boot by device.
The syntax of the IPL command is (gross simplification)
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Now I'm confused. What is the NSS, and how does is it used by VM, and
now by the Linux kernel.
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Gregg C Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"The Force will be with you...Always." Obi-Wan Kenobi
"Use the
> To make the bootstrap decide which ones are overrides
> and which are additions is going to be ugly. I'm sure we
The "bootstrap" does not decide that.
> could make it very complicated, but we decided to simply
> append the parameters from the IPL statement to what is
Yes, a simple "append"
Hi,
I'm trying to get my feet wet by bringing up Marist distribution from
tape in an LPAR environment. Cannot get network connectivity. (This seems
to be a common problem as I've looked through the archives of this list, but
do not see an exact match to my problem, so . . . ) I'm wonderin
At 01:48 16-10-02, Rick Troth wrote:
>Presumably there would be a default "dasd=" parm there.
>You would simply have the ability to override with
>
>ipl linux parm dasd=1b0-1bf root=1b1
>
>or some such.
>I never said we should stop using the other method.
To make the bootstrap de
At 10:04 16-10-02, Mark Perry wrote:
>It would seem to me that LVM is really the way to go to avoid the headaches
>Jim spoke of earlier, as it also allows FS's to span DASD too giving 3390-x
>model independence (plus stripping etc.).
... maybe the way to go, but not very far I believe ...
When I
At 01:48 16-10-02, Rick Troth wrote:
>terribly easy to do. ("So why haven't you done it?" they ask.)
Not *terribly* easy... as you know the code to do this is in
the ISP/ASP redbook. That was on 2.2.16 and we reworked it
for 2.4 later. It turns out that 1 is not the best point
to save the
The problem turned out to the mount options.
I had to add the 'exec' option to the mount command.
mount -o exec /Disk1
I also chaned the fstab entry to the following:
/dev/lvg1/srcdsk1 /Disk1reiserfs noauto,user,exec 1 2
James Johnson
James,
It's a little difficult to tell with the line wrap, but it looks as though
the permissions on runInstaller are -rw-r--r--. No execute permissions.
Either chmod some on, or execute it via "bash runInstaller"
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: James Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
On Wed, 16 Oct 2002 11:58:00 -0600, James Johnson wrote:
>Whenever I try to run a shell scrip fron the Disk1 directory I get the
>following
>oracle@istestdb:~ > cd /Disk1
>oracle@istestdb:/Disk1 > ./runInstaller
>bash: ./runInstaller: bad interpreter: Permission denied
>
>I
We have this application that is shipped on CD. To get the code into Linux I
did the following as root
1: created a mount point in the root directory
drwxrwxrwx6 root root 288 Oct 16 09:17
Disk1
2: add an entry to fstab
/dev/lvg1/srcdsk1 /
> http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/27636.html
Now *that's* got style...
-- db
Lon,
We use dirmaint to allocate mdisks, so overwriting cylinder zero should
not be an issue. Good suggestion, though.
Michael Lambert
Date:Tue, 15 Oct 2002 10:42:43 -0400
From:"Loren Charnley, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Dasd partition disappeared
Michael,
Have you looked
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/27636.html
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Hello again,
it now occurs to me why I had never used FS Labels.
FS Labels can't be used for the root FS, and in our environment every other
DASD/partition is placed under LVM control.
LVM also solves the same problem, it doesn't matter what the DASD drive
letter may be vgscan locates it, and th
Hi John,
no one every pointed that out to me before I just looked it up and according
to the docs your right it does the job. I need to try this but I assume one
could do the following:
dasdfmt -l cdl .
fdasd -a .
mkreiserfs -l label_for_vol1 ..
mount -L label_for_vol1 .
or place
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